1. JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY

2.  Mass production  Eli Whitney  Interchangeable parts  Cotton Gin - removed seeds from cotton -Strengthened the institution of slavery INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

3.  Samuel Slater- Cotton Mill  Robert Fulton- Steamboat: could travel upstream INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

4.  “Era of Good Feelings”  2 nd Great Awakening- religious revival  2 nd National Bank  Panic of 1819:first major financial crisis JAMES MONROE (5 TH PRESIDENT)

5.  Missouri Compromise- North- free (except MO.), South- slave  Slavery allowed in new state only if free state enters at same time  Monroe Doctrine- U.S. would not involve itself in European affairs JAMES MONROE (5TH PRESIDENT)

6.  “The Corrupt Bargain”  won election in House of Representatives  Jackson’s supporters accused him of giving a cabinet position to Henry Clay a cabinet post  Congress was always against him JOHN QUINCY ADAMS (6 TH PRESIDENT)

7.  “Old Hickory”-Represent the common people  Jacksonian Democracy  Tariff of Abominations: forced South to buy expensive Northern manufactured good  Indian Removal Act- move west  Trail of Tears- many Cherokee died during relocation ANDREW JACKSON (7 TH PRESIDENT)

8.  Panic of 1837  banks closed, people their savings, bankrupted hundreds of businesses, put more than 1/3 of people out of work MARTIN VAN BUREN (8 TH PRESIDENT)

9.  Whig Party: opposed Jackson/Democrats  Died of Pneumonia 1 month after inauguration WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON (9 TH PRESIDENT)

10.  “His Accidency” JOHN TYLER (10 TH PRESIDENT)

11.  Temperance- organized groups spoke out against drinking  Cholera epidemic REFORMS & CHANGE